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Extreme El Niño intensifies Southwest flooding as Pacific warms

Experts link extreme Southwest flooding to record El Niño

1 Nov 2 6:00 AM · 6d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 1 of 2

Scientists report that a particularly intense El Niño warming cycle is intensifying heavy rains and floods across the Southwest. Flash floods prompted evacuations in northern New Mexico and central Arizona on Sunday, and a Colorado ski town braced for catastrophic river rises.

Experts link extreme Southwest flooding to record El Niño
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“We've had super El Niños in the past, but this is a super duper El Niño”

Jeff Masters, meteorologist

Jeff Masters Meteorologist, Yale Climate ConnectionsDaniel Swain Climate scientist, UC Agriculture and Natural ResourcesRandy Cerveny Meteorologist, Arizona State UniversityRyan Maue Former NOAA chief scientistPark Williams Researcher, UC San Diego Scripps Institution

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  1. 4 outlets Is El Niño making storms and flash floods in the Southwest worse?

    first by Orlando Sentinel, 5d ago · also Mercury News, PBS, Philadelphia Inquirer

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